We can provide ALL your Vaccination needs:

Adult Dog Vaccinations

The usual vaccine for adults dogs is the C5 – including protection against these diseases:

C3

CDV Canine Distemper Virus
CAV-2 Canine AdenovirusType 2
CPV Canine Parvo Virus

PLUS KC (Kennel Cough) = C5

Bordatella bronchiseptica
Canine Parainfluenza Virus

Puppy / Litter Vaccinations

The usual Vaccination schedule for puppies is as follows:

6-8 Weeks C3
12-14 Weeks C5
6-18 Weeks C5

…Then annually

Adult Cat Vaccinations

The usual vaccine for adults dogs is the F3 – including protecton against these diseases:

F3

Feline Herpes Virus
Feline Calici Virus
Feline Parvovirus

Kitten / Litter Vaccinations

The usual Vaccination schedule for puppies is as follows:

6-8 Weeks F3
12-14 Weeks F3
16-18 Weeks F3

…Then annually

Ferret Vaccinations

Ferrets are susceptible to Distemper and should receive C3 Vaccination. The usual Vaccination schedule for ferrets is as follows:

Dose: One quarter to one sixth of the canine dose which will vary with the manufacturer of the vaccine.
Site: Subcutaneous injection
Frequency:
- 6-12 weeks of age – two doses 4 weeks apart and repeat annually
- Over 12 weeks of age – single dose and repeat annually

Veterinarians should follow the manufacturers’ guidelines and contact them for any advice required on off-label use. Clients should be made aware of the “off label” use of canine vaccines in ferrets.

Rabbit Vaccinations

Cylap RCD™ vaccine previous recommended protocol to mitigate RHDV2 infection (off-label)

Dose: 1 mL
Site: Subcutaneous injection
Frequency
- Kittens: 4, 8, 12 weeks of age, then every 6 months (note this protocol is off-label)
- Adults: 2 vaccinations 2-4 weeks apart, then every 6 months (note this protocol is off-label)

Benefits of Using Vet2u.net

We understand that your pet deserves only the best in care. Some fantastic advantages of working with our mobile vet service include:

The vet comes to you:
- Our veterinarian is completely mobile which means that your pets are treated in a location where they are comfortable.
- This service helps to calm the stress of both the pet and owner, especially if the animal is in pain

A comprehensive check-up:
- It is vital to make sure that your pet does not have any other ailments that could cause them other harm.
- Our mobile vet performs a detailed examination of your faithful companion to confirm that there are no other concerns

Multi-pet appointments:
- Are you a multiple pet owner?
- Do you suspect that more than one of your beloved animals may have arthritis?
- During your appointment, our vet can examine all your pets during one visit.
- You can rest assured that they will still receive the individual care that is so important to their well-being.

What You Stand to Lose if You Don’t Use Vet2u.net

With over 40 years of practice Vet2u.net is known throughout Greater Sydney as a caring veterinarian.
We understand the special connection that you have with your pet and assist you to formulate the best treatment plan for their arthritis.
Don’t delay in reaching out to our mobile vet for arthritis treatment in Greater Sydney today by going over to our contact page.
We look forward to helping your pet feel at ease quickly.

Caring Pet End-of-Life Services

We also provide complete Mobile in-home Pet End of Life Care through:

- Compassionate Pet Euthanasia in your own home
- Pet Quality of Life Assessment (HQLI™)
- Complete Palliative Care for your pet
- Complete AfterCare Services

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Vaccinations

We can provide ALL your Vaccination needs:

Adult Dog Vaccinations

The usual vaccine for adults dogs is the C5 – including protection against these diseases:

C3

CDV Canine Distemper Virus

CAV-2 Canine AdenovirusType 2

CPV Canine Parvo Virus

PLUS KC (Kennel Cough) = C5

Bordatella bronchiseptica

Canine Parainfluenza Virus

Puppy / Litter Vaccinations

The usual Vaccination schedule for puppies is as follows:

6-8 Weeks C3

12-14 Weeks C5

6-18 Weeks C5

…Then annually

Adult Cat Vaccinations

The usual vaccine for adults dogs is the F3 – including protecton against these diseases:

F3

Feline Herpes Virus

Feline Calici Virus

Feline Parvovirus

Kitten / Litter Vaccinations

The usual Vaccination schedule for puppies is as follows:

6-8 Weeks F3

12-14 Weeks F3

16-18 Weeks F3

…Then annually

Ferret Vaccinations

Ferrets are susceptible to Distemper and should receive C3 Vaccination. The usual Vaccination schedule for ferrets is as follows:

Dose: One quarter to one sixth of the canine dose which will vary with the manufacturer of the vaccine.

Site: Subcutaneous injection

Frequency:

6-12 weeks of age – two doses 4 weeks apart and repeat annually

Over 12 weeks of age – single dose and repeat annually

Veterinarians should follow the manufacturers’ guidelines and contact them for any advice required on off-label use. Clients should be made aware of the “off label” use of canine vaccines in ferrets.

Rabbit Vaccinations

Cylap RCD™ vaccine previous recommended protocol to mitigate RHDV2 infection (off-label)

Dose: 1 mL

Site: Subcutaneous injection

Frequency

Kittens: 4, 8, 12 weeks of age, then every 6 months (note this protocol is off-label)

Adults: 2 vaccinations 2-4 weeks apart, then every 6 months (note this protocol is off-label)

Caring Pet End-of-Life Services